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Le Pain Quotidien
(Now Closed)Bakery, Breakfast Spot, and Sandwich Spot££££
Southbank, South Bank
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Friederike WildMay 13, 2018Multiple vegan cake options as yummy dessert plus choice of oat milk and almond milk. Extra seating hidden in impressive vaulted cellar.
MauiDecember 9, 2014Always a nice place to drink a cup of tea and eat a scone or one of the tarts :-) The banana toffee tart was yummy but a bit heavy.
- Jack SmithNovember 19, 2021Their cinnamon pastries are incredible; cinnamon paste swirled around the dough, plus cinnamon icing drizzled on top. Add a delicious Belgium hot chocolate, and this makes for a proper winter warmer.
- DavidMarch 20, 2015Quiet on a weekday morning. Great for getting some work done over a good breakfast (scrambled egg and mushroom on toast is huge and delicious!). Good wifi
Jolanda H.December 22, 2015Nice healthy breakfast options. Like the toast with avocado and salmon and a green juice. Nice place to have breakfast after running along the Thames.
Nancy PanagopoulouSeptember 29, 2016Loved everything about this place-the coffees, the tartines, the croissants- a lot of healthy choices here.
Antony HutchisonMarch 26, 2012The breakfast frittata is great with a wonderful kick of mustard in the tomato sauce. Really good coffee too but be aware that the large size is a bowl without handles.
Santi ZDecember 5, 2017Very good coffee, always a good spot for a quick bite and breakfast however the lunch menu can be very average, e.g the french onion soup I recently had
Emma S.April 14, 2016Great takeaway options: from sandwiches made with own baguette to tarts and croissants
Andreas BabuliakApril 13, 2019Breakfast bowl 😊 ask for toast, combine with this and butter. It is tasty. 😌
Kubra BasarNovember 2, 2015Scrambled egg with salmon or mushroom is my favourite. However I don't like how they reserve the tea but it's French style I guess.
Although this is a chain the quality of food is remarkable and always a pleasant surprise
Ankur BanerjeeJanuary 18, 2016Salads are a generous portion, and you might not require any sides with them!
Andrew KryshnevJanuary 12, 2019The place is not good by all means: the staff is negligent and sloppy, food is average (coffee is just bad), 12.5% gratuity is included, 2 WCs for >200 seats. I wouldn’t go there if you have a choice
Gill WeekesJanuary 22, 2013Good service and the mint tea is "proper" mint tea rather than peppermint tea.
AycaNovember 1, 2017Giant organic chocolate chip cookies with freshly squeezed fruit juices❤️💜🍪🍪🍪🍹🍹🍹
Eat out; sit in is ridiculously expensive and the South Bank is a great place to sit and watch the river
Pascal HartigJuly 12, 2015Avoid the coffee there at all cost. Worst flat white I've had in London. Got better ones from those Costa machines.
All Flutes PlusFebruary 28, 2012Love this coffee shop, great for breaks in rehearsals @ Royal Festival Hall- Emma S.January 23, 2016Latte coffe, croissants, brunch/breakfasts, complementary jam. Good location and lots for tables, will get one even if you don't book in a short time. Don't forget to take a bagguete on a way out.
S LayFebruary 14, 2014Nice location under the arches but mediocre breakfast for the price and very noisy so not appropriate for business meeting
Franz VitulliJanuary 30, 2016Baked eggs with chorizo were good, although a tad too salty and oily. Coffee tasted burnt.
Marcus Leis AllionJuly 18, 2011Go in RFH or downstairs to Eat for better food and friendlier service.
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Le Pain Quotidien
Festival Walk
South Bank
Greater London
SE1 8XX
United Kingdom
South Bank
Greater London
SE1 8XX
United Kingdom
We’re a Belgian bakery and restaurant serving simple, wholesome and seasonal food. Le Pain Quotidien means “the daily bread” in French, and like our name suggests, we’re bakers at heart. Although our handmade, organic bread is how we got our start, we serve a variety of healthy options like organ...
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Tue, Sun
- 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Wed–Sat
- 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
+44 20 3657 6925
Features
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. NFC Payments & Visa)
Wi-Fi
Free
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Music
No
Dining Options
Take-out
Restroom
Yes
Food & Drink
Menus
Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert
Drinks
Beer, Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails
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"Hands down the best bakery in London. Everything looks and tastes amazing."
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"One of the best places for pastries in London. Incredible selection of sweet and savoury pastries and baked delights. And good coffee too. Croissants are wonderful."
James Gill - 9.2
"Very good buns. Would love to try the original one since the cheesecake berry is a bit excessive"
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